Sentence examples for examining life from inspiring English sources

As the matriarch, Elsa has insisted on the value of examining life closely and without preconceptions.

By Alan Burdick October 4, 2017 This year's winners developed a technique for examining life in unprecedented detail.

RoosevElvis is the latest time-hopping, gender-mashing, genre-mixing work from the Team, a Brooklyn-based group who devote themselves to examining life in contemporary America.

Spanish portraiture is connected with a particular recognition of the centrality of pain and dignity, and this leads to examining life unflinchingly.

125 Cedar Street Articles in this series are examining life at 125 Cedar Street in the aftermath of the World Trade Center attack.

Whether he presents Englishman or Moslem or Hindu or Eurasian he is no longer examining life, but being examined by it" in the deeps of his personality as an artist.

Examining life-size photographs of the bones, Dr. Bartsiokas has concluded that the alleged wound is merely the "supraorbital notch," a normal feature of the eye socket where a bundle of nerves and blood vessels pass through.

When examining life-course socioeconomic position and depression, there was no association between depression and childhood socioeconomic position, but low adult socioeconomic position was associated with higher odds of depression (37).

Integrity would thus require a robustly successful kind of self-examination (an examined life).

In this rendering of a most thoroughly examined life, the emphasis falls squarely on the examination.

To be sure, I have lived with the assurance that the examined (self-examined) life is far superior to the unexamined or hardly examined life, even though the former sometimes brings angst.